Essay On Piratage Informatique

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UNIVERSITE DU SAINT-ESPRIT DE KASLIK
Faculté d’Ingénierie
Département de génie informatique

NON AU PIRATAGE INFORMATIQUE

Travail pratique en Techniques et Ressources de l’information
Spécialisation : Génie informatique
Préparé par Georgio Hatem
Sous la direction de Sœur Aïda Nakhlé

Kaslik-Liban
Avril 2014

Table de matières

Introduction : 4
1. C’est quoi le piratage informatique ? 4
2. Qu’est ce qu’un pirate informatique? 4
3. Les menaces d’un attaque. 5
4. Défense contre un attaque. 5
5. Cas pratiques. 5
Conclusion: 5
Bibliographie: 6

Introduction :
L’expansion excessive de l’Internet récemment était la cause de l’apparition des mouvements délinquantes. Le piratage informatique est un exemple largement répandu. Tout simplement c’est l’usage illégal d’un ordinateur. Il se divise en plusieurs catégories et acteurs et menace la société. Qui et par quels moyens le piratage informatique s’exerce, quels sont les motifs de son acteur et quels sont les conséquences de ces mouvements sur la société? Nous serons amenés à nous demander sur les techniques du piratage informatique et ses acteurs, les menaces et les...

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...andes filières. Pour cela des recherches se font pour trouver une nouvelle technologie capable de défendre les informations contre le piratage et le Cloud était le résultat. Mais est ce que cette technologie nous offre la protection complète contre les attaques?

Bibliographie

AXELSSON, S.(2000).”The Base-Rate Fallacy and the Difficulty of Intrusion Detection”. ACM Transaction on Information and System Security, vol.3, n˚3, p 186-205.
BILLARGEON-AUDET,K. (2010). Le Piratage Informatique: étude de cas d’un réseau de pirates informatiques au Québec, mémoire de maitrise présenté a l’École de criminologie de l’Université Montréal.
BELLIA, P.L (2001). “Chasing Bits Across Borders”, University of Chicago Legal Forum, p35-101. www.symantec.com/region/fr/resources/pirate2.html‎ http://www.lest-eclair.fr/zoom-sur/comment-faire-face-au-piratage-informatique-ia0b0n176061

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